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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, ‘MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927

Iurnllll Guardian. Fulfil" ‘.1 Charlottetown Guardian Two

y‘ ' ' 1 To Be Revised i ' I .~ ' iiiiiiiH iii1iIi i“iiii"’*‘geS'°""""‘°s l ‘HUN iii ii iiNiiTliEiiPPibiTiiiii liilii-IR A T F n H ilVilONmRiEAL, March l9. —- The - ‘Canadian National Telegrapliers M H “ T I M Union was served with 30 days no- . .tice of revision of the schedules covering Morse and Automatic . ' _ 1 _ clegraphers, telephone operators,1

(Special to the Guardian)

EXPLAINS

clerks, installers and gsugmea. A

Will Create Larger ifiidfiiiiliiiffii.’“.§'i°i‘.‘i.‘l.i'i."f.’i§§ In Revifiwing Dun-mini

Market ' ‘"6 Proposed by the general com- flme Commodities in inn Teiegraphers Union of Ameri- thg Intefiol‘ 0f Cane slats of C. McMahon, Saskatoon, ada. ' I 1 m '_j iToronto; ‘W. ll. Allen, Winnipeg;

(Special to ti; Guardian)

rouorcro, Mar. 1a. -—'l‘ll0 cut volved. in freight ratesas rliropcilseilliu the v luiucau Report ant wici s pro- mised by the Premier in lilllbtflspeéfli). of yesterday, mates u t erenco1 ,1 , _ T C 1 x ‘ n . _ -, _ 111' 19 _, 1 h 1 1 ‘l, 192i». hB 0U!!!) i") l"! *4")!!! ‘ Sllfixliililfl on the Draft Address h m: "m" 0 Lenlilresilentuniiliilt‘ ‘ted its report to tiie ilonurabls tho 1n the 111eg1§1fl111re wedug (zines rates and from six to . nlue and a half on iilt‘ fifth taiass rates, so far as

‘Poronto is cuncernetl, utictmling tn , ll. M. Hfiiwil, manager of the trniiil- OTTAIWWA, March 19. —— Canada s

wpiglit 0n the

portotioii department of the Can dian Manufacturers’ Association.

The present rate of $1.15 per

iiundreilwelgiit for first. class sill lluliiii-l iiutwcen St. John mid Torr) to wlii be reduced to $1.04. will the (‘iii from Yuriutultii to 'i‘oron is from $1.47 i-il to $.28 l-‘L.

Mr. ilrowii 1iuiiits out that Tlliflfliearly 1" A“g““1'

ilotwccu first. flllil i‘il'lii uru un

graduated scale and tiiai. on Hi9 has entercd into a three year 1 We] .1 follows; r_-< ‘ S” “$!‘°°!!!9“i' W)!“ We mllw“? mm‘! "Elliptic: the heading’ l-Money‘ Pnémlm‘ m“! me ('°v°"“ment ‘m! 000 tuiiwvuy grant. as well. But this I ‘ entirely fictitious. ‘He was salis- mm w“ we“ m. the pave n)

i liicd that ivlint hiid been wild with K . B ' ' r i

~ ' ~‘ meut Oil flanada. not by the “Cull-i

rates and these will also he corres- w (‘alllma "m" E"!'"i>!‘-!1ii couiit- merit should give immcdintv coiisid~i "‘”"!‘e"i m ‘m9 ‘Premiw having adieu Natiuuiii

hulk oi shipments the fifth cla rote will apply. commotiliy rates lower than the

goes through.

_ also to groups of stations group 2:. with them in the railway tar books.

"it will enable the Maritime Pro

vincos in send sugar and coal a

There are also

poudiiigly reduced it‘ the liiltlliilfli Vie“. All ill!!!)liifflullj TF0!!! H0!!!i!9!‘!! oration to the wiioio oi’ thin subjorm 1'11‘; "QQQQ apply‘ FXIPOIIQ. ilmvevel‘. lllllfli- 7K: iiflmVwith u view to a complete rcvisiou

. . _ . .. , t ~ l - "m only to the Mnflflme c1116“ b,“ tide ilIlliCllilUriiltE. The ltailway of the financial aiiaiisemeuts as “lief”!

Report the Prime‘; Minister states what? the Government isi ‘Prepared t0 do.

mittee of the commercial Canad- ru. The employees committe con-

General Chairman; J. iD. Crerer,

and H. W. Johnson, Vancouver. Fii-teen hundred workers arc in- 1 1 (Canadian Press.) ; OTTAWA, Murcii 1!). — Premier" King's statement was as f0iiLlWS‘"—i “The Royal Commission on Maii-, time Claims was appointed on Apriil

i

(Special to the Guardian)

n. minister oi‘ immigration and colou- icave for the old country on May l1 for the purpose of Plliiilng first , , . p- ‘ 1 fisheries, coal and stool, n- mum knowledge of m” wmk me 5.—Agricuitilro and mignitioii; 1e department is doing to secure suit- 6_N_ n‘ lunlwny“; m able settlers for Canada. lie willzqlqmnerlm . 1 be actruiiipuiiicii by _ Mrs. Forks. dqmere are, 1“ 111111111011,“ 11,“. Wm] “"0 “pea” l" m‘ “"3031 ‘mm-zigraphs by way of inti-uiniciluii and H _ ~ , moiiclusiou. 'l‘lio recommendations l! l-lie dcpartmcut. of liuinlgratitinm- n“, rem“ may y". 111.191“, 111mb

Ill!!!)efl-Wilifi! tlivefl Th0"! Vifi-"MIY Grants to Provinces: it is rucoiu- 3e‘ a frce hand in bringing farm builds nmndeq 1111111 1,110 1')1>1111111(111 (jqigppn.

edkCompanies agree to provide eiii- between them and the Maritime "fployment for the settlers thus brought in. terim lump sum increases Hiltllliti With respect to British lmml-.be made in payments to thc tin-cc gran-ts the railways are coucededlMaritime Provinces us follows: “d the right to nominate iuteudingiNovn Scotiu, $875,000, New-Bruns-

Bllvi! (Tilmnlllililier! l" m9 centTahseltlers which hitherto have been wick, $509.99". P111108 Wiwdlii zirovinces on the lower freight employed only by Quinlan; o1 the Island, $125,000. And that tiifise ill-

ratcs and it \vili tend to developidenartment. _ trade. nominated pflgggggg W111 he 111.. ed until the Dominion Government

' the liiai-itime ' through them.

ports and lt will ' tend

rates life. They will nature

have a larger market in the iutsr- the i-"mfllllnifl-i-lol! col!!!)flfliefl are

ior," sultl Prof. W. T. Jackman

‘v posed Maritime freight cut.

"Will this reduction tend to allay to u certain extent the apparent

fiitltdlilifllli. of the people in the Sgrvicgs In Zion

iliarttiiuce. Professor Jockman was

asked.

"That is the whole purpose, that is the whole purpose of the thing" "it is not. a _ sound ocnnomic principle that. the WHEN”,

lic readily deciarotl.

lzovcrunicnt should pay tho cost. transportation." heroin this case will pay t

amount. of lb! roiluctlon to the ruli-

wuys who will not. losc.

Nova Scoiiia Re- establishing Prov-

Many ilundretis of “people

the ll. of T. in dismissing the pm. government reserves the right to

The government

[P01111891] mougand terini payments should be coutinu?

go ranged 101- 11111,’ yea“ has had time to complete its inves-

build up their industrial freight‘ in ‘bringing immigrants from tigaflm‘ "ml "°'“"""'““m""t' “m”

11y Scandqvlti, Germany and France the heading: 2—’I‘rausportui.lon and freight rates‘, it is rei-ouiliiciitlcti

that an iiumcditiie reduction of 20 per ccnt. be made nil nil rates e11, uteecjndsehhh 1,113,130“ 51.0" charged on trafiic ivhivli both orb:- rejeu "1meg1ra1nes_ ‘itiutcs and terminates at stations lli ___ .tiic Atlantic. Division oi tlic tfuuu- idiuu National liuiiivztys iillPiliiiilli-‘I export. and ilnport truilic, by sou.‘ , lfrom and to tliut. division), and tiic‘ 1 churchi-same reduction be also nppiiieti to) the Atlantic llivisiou proportion oi‘

_ the through rates on all trufili‘ "The Christ m‘ 111111.111, 111111 Ex-iwhicil originates at. stations iu the was 111g 3111,11,“ 01' 111.. Atlantic. Division (excluding import 14,18,100,“ .1.111,,,_.o111-,1e by new M’ traflic by sea) and is dcstiucii to Scott. Fulton. The 1111011111111“, w“ points outside the Atlantic Division. M good m“! the very close antenna“ For this purpose the divisional with- wlilch tho sormou was follow“

of given special privileges but the

0i‘

eating way Christ as u great pens-ion q . — ppect to the policy ot the riiiiwity 1M5” i" M510” “m5 Presemm‘ by the companies (as interpreted In tho

m“ a govemmg for“ l“ m“ ‘lewlmrutc structure). that. tiiu Railway’; The what fuller supervisory respousibiF 181081118 11s led by the choir was ln- ity, in its relation to the natural. . i . . . snirlns. The anthem by the choir basic product-s of the country. and‘: and the solo by Miss Jenn Frasertbc development of these [)l'0(lll(!i.‘l1 -1 _ ivcre fitting and delightful parrot and associated enterprises, and;

"'"“"‘ 1 vested also with power to order an» “ A1 2,11; 1L m_ M1113 Cutchflem‘accounting investigation at iililifi

iliistorians in contiast with CHHBUBOIH“ 31,01,111 1m vested W111, 30m“. and lives of His followers.

the service.

PF)!!!“ Ellwflfll i511"!!! Wm he m“ g k to 1 1 ‘l .11 »own hand, into the iucitience of tiic to learn that the Provincial Exhibwmpgsfons’ “£11: 13252113. ticketing: railway charge on the costs of tim-

tion at Halifax will be re-esiahii

0'“ i" 1923- n Wm he wm°““*m“'tlie homo churches are too lliniitul

that, tlu- old pliant was ‘(itlilifflytlii tho explosion in i917.

‘flic new plans call for mi expend-

‘ituit- of over $400,000 and the gov- fled a b , 1 t , 1 f 1 _ . evnment intend m proceed wnh um 1511:“;- f! Y d 5!"! 591V "l? t! increases (known as lioiizontnl in-,

ivork almost. immediately, Nova Scotia :has felt. thc nccd

m“ wound that the efforts as yet of "Y hi vlev: ct‘ the vastness of the ground yct to be covered.

The evenmg “cw!” “l 74°" was system under which fiat percentage

interest. involved.

Nils-S Mlirfiaifl Cfillfillflelll. A- B. ates (in other words, the ‘incidence

“t gave n few minutes address on the of horizontal war increases’) should

‘"1 “Xhibiimn V“? 37mm)’ “m” l‘ Studs-lit Volunteer Movement which be taken into fresh consideration by

line been discontinued, and now riw-etublishiilg it. they intend

l“ had its inception at Princeton ilni- the railway commission, and that Y" 119111131, minced)", N_ 1,, 11, 1336, 11 they should he free to irouiitderthe

make it. one worthy of the RPM! was u movement 1.111011; 9011956 whole question on its merits. Re-

province.

$11,111.11“ 1,, awaken and 71111111131“ ferriug to transportation for Prince m‘ 1115111511111 711116-1-931 1n mmmn Edward island and the neededra

riliiiliii iMr

386F910?! of Sim” i“! 399mm)!“ ziftt-riioou, Mr. A. C. Saunders, Kl)

mutter and recommendations tiic “31111111011 me may“. and 89991141.; report is sub-divided as foilows:~. “Mewws New“; an“ ._1_ 11L 1w. 1~_M°"“'Y mum” u‘ !"'”vh“'“"5 iDoiiziitl) on their splendid eulogles 2.——Tru.iispltirtaltioiiandfreight rants‘, m Um lyrmwhn. mm 1.1“, (Eva-n. lzetiou, lion. Robert Forks, will '*-~P‘"' “"'L"|""“" “mi "-‘|"" iiiciit_ illut it was an easy 1mm; S1, Andrew RM 911,11.“ fur the

“Pa”; L0 - t ll) ill 1 so that the (iovern- . ‘1__.l.ru11n pnucy_1_.wofi1 m.1,,1“,_.1___,; “mt-Ii m!“ (1Lnel;x(_eed1ng]y wmr sliiliellltlll that the lPIQmiQI

iilic cuss. liic iic i moms ilOfl, iucui~iic1z~i and D9531")? uwuiber for Charlottetown tlllon. the pcoplo of tiic-countiy thut (.011 m’ MdMmam and the (Harman kratuiatory remarks about tho nmvspapen m“ ‘premmr Stewart

splendid achievement. 0f r " had succeeded in getting the $40,-

ikrunt in lieu of

points oil the Atlantic. Division arc,

, _.to be Diamond Junction and Leviicf M w“ [he to m“ “mar mm “m” lt. is further recouimcntititl, with rc-‘

duction of the commodity ninl its; lrelatitnisiiip to other teosts. oud to; [the general trading results oi‘ tiic1!!l'lli°!' 1w i1!" did. when no must?

"Also that the multcr of the!

creases’) were added to railway. itlic Premier and Attorney General

With Benefits that;

; Saunders Credits Federal Governmen

Province Under Conservative Rule, andi, is Displeased at Premier Stewart Re-i

ceiving- Any Praise

With Fisheries Finance, Education and.

Public Works, but. Constructive.

' ii

f‘ for llio past two or three years.

ceding speakers that they had no less an

the way in which the Government 11D)’. but 1 may ad been drifting and marking the troops authorities . time. then he must have been uB-iwere believed tn be in control of 23, 1926. As respetxts its subject 14,11,191. 01 11,6 011903111011’ mm‘: ihfflxvgivqlrld“havgflgggggle(Z2fli1ISQ1ihQ ““""li°"- '

Three persons were reported to

iliavo been wounded ilurllig the tar-l ALl the windows in‘ 1 1 the City llail were smashed illlil‘ ‘

itear bombs were used to fight the y to u)

iiuilS t o r m Tientred at.

it was said by the pre-

liuiliority than

m"“"“‘ m “l” um“ l“ mmwncu und cluiuictl. us did tho senior

Provinces; and, that immediate iu~’ wished "warm “lake some Maser-mi taxes all lines operated by the vatlons cu the ‘Speech itself. -.

iMr. Saunders was in accord

iltaiiway. tllir.‘

Stltjhl-(gd 1540,1100 11pm tin. ‘railway 5311111181.“ quoted from the mulwuy, 143°“ 7M1“ M" (fommi-tteebl iReport. Aipril 22, l925,i ieniilirkl hefitrlndliihq Eefoii: page 7' where ‘he ‘Commmee reiinions are somewhat divided in rc-

"g ‘ m‘ '1‘ B“ commended that for the purposesqspeet o! me pmvosed Hangman‘ uciwinds which swept southwestern ithe Maritime Province claims. The

National system should be re-l

, ‘ii iii iii SPEAKS iiiililiiAFTiiliBiiESS1KiNl5i5

1100a

i arfial Law After arutions from (iernian as she; Have Come to the» Night " Y

(Special to the Guardian) He Deal Griticall c.°..‘l§fiiil‘i.'i‘i‘iii.’fi“m M“ "’*“““"***Y ~“"-%"'°°“~

' S y today after u night of which troops subdued u. race riot _ and repulsed a. mob, iviiich attack- ' ed the City Iluiliiu an attempt. to

Nothlngilynch Curtis Smith, negro, arrcsted1

' 1in connection with assaults on two ,

“Ugh Selma] girl“. lsbout £Z0,00(),t)00.

martial luwl terror. in

The situation was still tense to- reiiiforcemsnts for

'1 bulant night.

pwimob when ,it forced its we. 4 cntcd tho claims of this -Pro~}“l’\h'w“3' i1i. ‘finial! llrilgfilgedfl 011132151513!!! “m... 1,611.11. 11m“ 11“, 01110.. 1p1-(y1lviliCil lends to the jail on an uppsr1 i "m '“ " ‘ " ‘* ' ‘ " ‘" viuciui lPrciiiiers; they wont. cven floor.

“ed hem” he 3°‘ further (continued Mr. Suuudersif

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Opinions Divided On Settlement 0t (Special to inc Guardian) i

(From Our Own Correspondent) I '—0D' SUVBFGI)’. ii)’ ltlfililliflfifl

lOttaws Journal, strongly Couservzr

‘d l . f h sit . with what liud been said abouttbc it‘ lzgeagzémlbfgrfltly £1’ 11692?’ esTritive. will say tomorrow that whiic

2:;welgxlifigmihtilgjgzh‘; Sgflfneslil- iHenry Thornton in giving his1 4 ( . 8i 4 U!‘ § 11 1 t v r _ 1

1n havmg-zl worm), repmsentaflve 3113?‘? EDIE: upipgtdisifisslsxxailctmgone a long way towards mcgtliih by u tornado, which wrecked the m. ms glucmu“ ‘Majesty the Kmg‘ the Draper authorities o! each o tiic recommendations of tlic uuu.

vestigutitin the

“can report.

‘Mellon Inaccurate i In Statement’

i l’ (Special to the Guardian) 1 LONDON, Mur. l9. “it is stated .hat Secretary Mellon of’ iiic Unilr

,ed States Treasury was inaccurate

U n d e r in his atatcnlcnt, implying that!

iBriinin was receiving as much pre-

Ipays in war tlcbts to ihc Vnitndi 1Stntcs.

i During tiio last financial year [Britain paid the United States‘ i£33,2iil.tltii). Britain received from‘,

In liic current fiuiincizii your end‘ ting this moiitii llritziiil will have] ‘again paid ovcr £IlZl,000.Ut)tl to iiic. 1lliiitod Stiitcs oiid shc will have rs.‘ ccived from (iernuiny. France, ltaly{ and all other war iii-blurs (llliy1 i i

Green Forest, Ark.‘ 1 Wh-ere Upwards of. i 700 Buildings Were 1 ilesiroyed. i

i -- E

1 JQl'iat\ .iio., uiar. 1.1. —.iiurc ‘than ll scorc- Ul persons were MHIBJ -..uid ul. least. tiuy injured, iuuny and lllsli‘

1Missouri and northwestern Arkan-‘j siis lest night. ‘

,5 good (19111 1S 1e“ 1,, 1,111.18). M111 111. were reported missing and thirty. has were injured at Green Forest, Ark,

Fire broke out ful

it wis quite true that Lord ~Byn > ,. , _ 11 ‘itgovsigslzg “gglafigglfignt” “ti?! U19 01M"!!! M8 Ttflwgblzed Bu“ lowing the tornado destroying a ‘Wnm he ‘mflflractory m (Neryfiwilile the Eflvelfllmfi!!!‘ will?" 91ml‘ factory and several houses. ‘ "("- be regarded as a Wm!‘ eta 9° ‘ Ninc were reported killed at

of Vimy lied a very close. . . t at bewarl held in ‘high esiecm by the iliXllliil. more particularly by our

young stildicr friends who had

experience of iiim over-sens and who lcurncd to love ).iil(i-il])})l'(3(‘iili8 iiim. Tilt) higli coulpllmeiits that luivc hccu paid to .'i.oi'd Illyng mid tiic prevailing 'iiovcrii_tii- ifiem-ral bold equally true in regard to our lllfierlfllli representative, rm, Hun, Via Milli Willlngtiou, i_Vli-_ Ssiliirlers um satisfied that ‘when the Vice- Rwzal um ty ii-ieu our Province they will be loyuliy entertained. in so fur as tiic ‘Diiiillllilti Jubilee is cou- ccrued he was sure the Govt-ru- inciit \\'(llliti sec ‘to it that a sult- éiilii‘. cclcbrat.ioit is performed in this iProi-lucc.

After thesis itonrilrrliig ‘remarks Ml‘. Saunders took up the other ital-i»: or tliu Speech. ‘Ho recalled flint. last September the former Minister of agriculture one“, in. 5W8“) was then a member of the GOVOPIHIHEIPL. He (Mr. Saunders bud irrtlit respect and admiration‘ for the Minister as a gentleniaiiz‘

b"? a“ ""54 "f the 'D°l!!!!'f!!!tf!!! °!’ and $50 per mile for branch lines A .» 1 _ 1, - _ ' iciio apart from principles involved imam)!“ " W"!!! refill-t» i!!!“ But that offer was not accepted. it wmch dwme the two Mg paruek

i!“ !'.'~\!‘!\°<! "N! ciiiogies paid to iiim by Lilo 1irccmliiig slpeakers

"RTIHWHYS, three years ago and he;

ilmiy- MR T1- A~ ‘MQKUIROH. Ji-C-nvcut it alleys the discontent owing Denver Ark !""““‘!' ‘Libef!!! !'9-P!‘959!!u1il\'@ (Ofito present economic conditions. ' " Queens ‘County in the House Ofwviu have done iigrcat deal of good. There is a disposition in other new a huge bid ‘ ~ The 111C111. and buildings were damaged by fl

Commons. was a member of this.

°°!!!!!!!\!@@. M111 0n HERB 23 05 lhihquurters in regard it as lic expressed the opinion:t‘tli~ hiaritiuie support.

iltc pc 1' t

a village about Livclvc milcs northeast of Green Forest which is 100 miles south of 'l‘wo mrrstmi; were injured

it

that ilic intcrcolouiai and (i-overu-ientni rcfcrcutre to reciprocity tipcus tornado llcaii‘ Iiiariiiiilold ‘in Webst-

meut i'.'lii\\'il_\'S should be on thc.up a big and old question.

ll iscr (‘ouiiiy. iilissoili-i.

i_i'.iil and

sonic basis as other railways, and nut thought probable at the 1iroseiit higlrwinils zllso iluuiugetl buildings that the day ivzis coming when we time that the United States will be 1111.1 1.11mi, 111 Howe“ “m1 01.0mm will ply taxes llll over the ‘Dom-favorable to trousider thc question. Cmmflofi’

luioii. ‘On June i5, i928. (pagew!!!) Weilier" 75'5")!“ illnck- very Reports iiidh-sitml losses would 257). '.\ir. iltoiicl said it was un-lsfl"! We!‘ the ‘"”“""wm°“' "y m“ ruu iicnvv throughout ihc Grow-ii

fair that tho :Marit.iulc. .Pr(iviiit:es‘i>!‘@!!!19!!l"Y"!!! F9!!!’ _ should not gct payment of thesetflii- “(m "Qlfltllillzfiiili i‘! !">“1i1?"‘5:1‘!

- . . rom lanai a iii-mars, wt o. o l _ ‘axes. TM mam" w“ pm beumwer interests will be strongly UIIPUS‘ mrlyllll-Z ‘imlillf-‘l. DUNE!) i"!!! Bill)" ed to it unless Canada will forgo plies. The storm apparently cem- The latter is cred at (lreeu Forest where up- 9111111; Seryjcc 11,9 30113111,. c110". largely in the hands of the prov- wards of 700 houses and stores 1-911491-94 111 a mo," devotjong]

Hon. ‘Geo. (irehum. Minister of!

agreed that something should, be done. ‘Consequently a couple oil years ago he personally saw? Premiers Armstrong and ‘Veuioti and told them he was authorized,

proposition to them that they:

ut agricultural

embargo on logs.

Forest district. Special trains umrc cnroutciti the arcs today

Sixteen were known dead, twelve

business district and tievastateiL At least 80 percent of 113M111. fammh

iiiiiiii n? iNiHii i5 iiiiiiiiiiii

Northern Army is Crumbling Before Attack of Cantonese Who Are NowiWitiii in 20 Miles of City.

(Special to the Guardian)

guiArNfiliil/li, March l9. -—— Th8 scund of’ guns was heard in Shang- liai today as Ceniuivfle "W!" presmad forward near Sunkianz 20 miles south of this cit)‘. A com- plete northern defeat was p116- dialed here and it was believed the (‘hang liung Chang defense army alight ho forced to fall bad! u) the ogitskirts of Shanghai. Th2 (‘ant-ton iroODs also were rewflfll continuing their ,drlve towards Nanklug northwest. of Shanghai.

SHANGlH-Al, March 19. -~ The loft wing of the Shantungese army defending ‘Shanghai on the Sun- kisiig front. to the southwest him crumpled and tlic northern IP00?!" are hurriedly rctrcntillfi WW3"! this city. ria- way n apparently cpeli for the (faxitoncse to gain Slltllighui. Ilordes of panic stricken Chinese continued to pour into Shanghai from Nunkiug. . ‘ Labor unrest here continues, but there has been no general reemflflfl to the call for a strike in all the trades.

Feast of St. Joseph

Duly Observed.-

‘ Yesterday the Feast. of St. Joii~ epli was most impressively chasm“ ed at St, Joseph's Convent. - in the mornin8 at seven o'clock His Lordship Bishop Uleeeiry cele- i brated Mass in which the members o.‘ Si. Joseph's Sodality received ‘ccmninniuu in u body. The three altars were mos! magnificently decorated with vuricolored lights. The beauty of which was greatly enhanced by votive and liturgical candles supplemented with numb!" oils potted plants and cut flowered in the evening at 7 o'clock Pontifical Benediction of the Moat Blessed Sacrament was given by His Lordship, Wiiil Father lMo 1lillyli‘. us deacon. Father G. Mona- ghan, sub-deacon and Monsignor Iiiaurice ilicilonald, blaster of cere- monies, . iProrititis in Benediction, nine- teen 1iostulants were received into the Sodality by Rev. Fr. iidclutyrpr llurlng both the morning and o?‘

were destroyed or badly damsgzwl. manner, appropriate hymns.

There W!!! also he llw ttilefltio" Streets were filled wiui debris. of concession in respect. ot‘ water whmh hampered rescue crews . . d i . ti ' ' w we “worms” w m“ a!.‘ii"".?.'.i§.i‘i..i§‘f‘.€‘ 313i...“ Ziiisti’; provinces would ‘my taxes on the ma“ °_1the' question bristles with (iifficul-